an investor, co-founded the basketball group, now a ten-year resident of miami. >> miami is our home base, everything comes to us. >> reporter: that energy is spilling into local businesses. restaurant freehol just started accepting bitcoin as payment >> it's something that people wanted. they want what's new, they want what's cutting edge >> our biggest crypto sale is a 133-footer >> reporter: others are accepting it for bigger purchases how many yachts have you sold using bitcoin? >> a dozen transactions >> reporter: part of th draw of florida, low taxes, friendly legislation, and a mayor who has gone all in on crypto >> i realized there was a unique moment for us to change dramatically the perception of miami, to a real place of tech and finance, which i think will define the future of our country and our world. >> reporter: 44-year-old mayor frances suarez even takes his salary in bitcoin. >> it's creating hundreds if not thousands of high paying jobs. >> reporter: jobs brought in by people like jack abraham, who moved his company's headquarters to miami. >> in some ways it feels

it's part of his plan to make miami the crypto capital of the nation at the conference on miami beach, here's cnbc's kate rooney >> this is no ordinary pickup basketball game. >> founder and ceos, entrepreneur, creators. >> it's an elite networking scene, buying a crypto take sen required to join ♪ >> this is miami, the city that wants to lure tech from silicon valley and finance from new york all by embracing crypto. >> i must receive about ten calls a day. >> investor chris adamo co-founded the basketball group and the nate of new yorker is now a res denident of miami >> that energy is spilling into local businesses and restaurant freehold just started accepting bitcoin as payment. >> it's something that people wanted they want what's new they want what's cutting edge. >> our biggest crypto sales are 133 footer others are accepting it as payment for bigger purchases. >> we've done a dozen crypto transactions. >> the lure of florida, lower taxes and a mayor who has gone all in on crypto >> i realized there was a unique moment for us to change dramatically the perception of miami to

>> reporter: the native new yorker is now a ten-year resident of miami. that energy is spilling into local businesses restaurant freehold just started accepting bitcoin as payment >> it's something that people wanted they want what's new they want what's cutting edge. >> our biggest crypto sale is 133 footer >> reporter: others are even accepting it as payment for bigger purchases how many yachts have you sold using built kn >> we've done about a dozen crypto transactions. >> reporter: low taxes, friendly legislation and a mayor who's gone all in on crypto. >> i realized there was a unique moment for us to change dramatically the perception of miami to a real place of tech and finance which i think is going to define our future and our world. >> reporter: 44-year-old francis suarez even takes his salary in bitcoin. >> it's creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> reporter: jobs like jack's. >> in some ways it feels like the first week of freshman year here where everybody knows there's a lot of passionate, interesting, smart people. if you can get into

talking about miami. don is talking about miami in many ways, is this a regional story of strength right now? >> yeah. i mean, miami is a -- has been an emerging city for quite some time it's benefitted significantly from the fallout of covid and the relocation outside of new york and other areas around the country including los angeles and san francisco where high net worth individuals and entrepreneurs and companies are fleeing to a tax friendly state, a business friendly state. so florida, especially miami and palm beach are benefitting significantly. >> your real estate exposure on the residential side is really more to the high-end markets whether it's palm beach, dlat fort worth, austin, areas of florida, would you say your residential consumer is in very good shape, somewhat good shape, and what's going on with the market dynamics as mortgage rates spike? >> i mean, it's interesting. i think the up -- the more moderate home market is going to continue to endure because it's supply constrained and t

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apple especially is still working through that >>> we are going to turn to miami and crypto miami is the unofficial crypto capital of the u.s but new york reign supreme when it comes to total dollars. and even houston but miami is growing where else would you be, kate, but in miami i love the way you described it this morning miami gets most improved player. >> most improved player. we call that the mitt versus the mvp. the city unveiling the crypto version of the wall street bull behind me. the industry is the center of the tech game here in miami. i spoke to investors who have moved here recently and businesses who are taking bitcoin for every day payment. it is becoming more of a status symbol and prove you belong to this growing crypto crowd. at a bar he said there was demand to pay in crypto. he said the group tends to be younger and he said they tend to spend more >> i think it's a cutting edge thing. just like ten years ago when somebody would pay with a black am >> people in south florida are buying more expense itch items in crypto as well. a man who sells yachts said he has

pero cuando comparamos los Índices de las ciudades como miami, el aumento es mucho mayor. para saber las razones de esta gran diferenciatenemos el reporte completo. reportero: el precio de la renta se disparÓde manera dramÁtica durante el Último aÑo. perÍodo donde durante el cual subiÓ en cinco y 7.2 por ciento. se trata de mayor incremento entre las 50 ciudades mÁs importante de los estados unidos. >> es algo que nos preocupa. estamos con niveles muy altos. y las personas que han llegado a cada, a rentar, y vienen de otras ciudades, porque estÁn atraÍdos por el clima y tambiÉn por los beneficios tributarios que adquieren al venir a vivir a la florida. reporte: de acuerdo con un reporte el precio promedio del alquiler de una vivienda en miami se situÓ en $2988. sÓlo superado en $12 por la zona metropolitana de los Ángeles y de la cia de san diego y san josÉ. algunos crÍticos y expertos en el mercado de bienes raÍces estiman que miami empieza a conocerse en la industria inmobiliaria como en nuevo silicÓn va ley. un fenÓmeno Íntimamente elevado a la desorb

maria: welcome back crime surging nationwide miami is seeing a decrease homicides down in miami more than 59% year-to-date as city he increases police funding the lowest homicide rate since 1950s, joe and liz to raise this given the fact seems like all we talking about are increases no homicides, and crime most major cities. liz: when you add to police force let them do their job cycles are down the good news for new york city is, a mayor intent on doing that a piece in "new york post" how they aren't taking guns off street stop-and-frisk no, he longer acceptable phrase that operation has in 100 people, i think, had large rap sheetz carrying guns on streets shootings that have tan population not just new york but across the country is unconscionable people are beginning to catch on. maria: yeah, a unfortunately joe not just guns you've got break-ins, attacks, and because of this defunding of the police and the change in the bail reform law in new york. joe: district attorneys note focusing law second part of the equation, okay, one thing for police you can put a ton out there make ar

director for the miami climate alliance. she works with the community and member organizations towards people-centered solutions for our climate crisis formally the co-host of the podcast planted in miami. she and husband alex ruiz sought out individuals pushing the city forward through their actions passionate about animal welfare and the environment she is also worked as the developmental director for the number one vegan food festival in the country seed food and wine festival and co-led the miami running club chapter of no me athlete. throughout this evening's broadcast. you're invited to ask a question by using the ask a question feature at the bottom of the screen. and you can order your copy of wallet activism from books and books below. i pressing the green button. we appreciate each and every order in the generous donations from viewers everywhere and now without further ado. i'd like to welcome our guests to the virtual stage. thank you so much for that warm. welcome. love books and books high tanya, hi. i'm so exc

why copenhagen and miami? how did they get together, and are there similarities to the kinds of challenges they're facing? >> there are. copenhagen is a mecca for american cities trying to figure out how to go green. both copenhagen and miami beach face sea level rise and flooding. copenhagen had really bad floods in 20111, 2012. and miami beach has something called sunny day flooding where even on a sunny day the water will come up through the porous limestone. they've worked together, miami beach is learning from copenhagen about how to become more climate resilience. one of the things miami beach is doing is lifting half of its streets two feet up to get away from sea-level rise. by the end of the decade, it's predicted that sea levels will rise as much as ten inches in miami beach. they're also building sea walls. in copenhagen they're building a giant man made island as opposed to a seawall to try to stop any flooding that would come from sea level rise. >> those are talking about how do we deal with the

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una pesadilla viviÓ una mujer luego de que llegara el aviÓn al aeropuerto internacional de miami. ella la aceptÓ porque Él le dijo que trabajaba para uber. >> ella lo considero normal porque aparentemente los uber no son ilegales. la policÍa dice que el pasado 29 de marzo Ávila aportÓ a la vÍctima que venÍa de utah. se suponÍa que la transportarÁ a un motel en miramar cerca del centro de migraciÓn donde tenÍa una cita. desafortunadamente este llevarla al hotel, la violÓ. ella alertÓ al personal de la lesiÓn. nos respondiÓ que segÚn la informaciÓn no tenÍa acceso a la plataforma uber en el momento del incidente y que no ha realizado ningÚn viaje en la plataforma desde abril de 2021. >> la persona llega y verifica que la placa de uber es correcta. las compaÑÍas de servicios de taxis reiteran. los clientes nunca deben aceptar servicios de ninguna persona que no estÉ en la aplicaciÓn. desde miami florida, dana rivero, univisiÓn. el acoplamiento de la nave estÁ previsto para maÑana. el boleto de viaje para los turistas costÓ $55,000,000. guillermo gonzÁlez n

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she calls herself a miami girl and she - herself a miami girl and she was raised in florida. dc districtjudge for many years. what are some of the challenges that will come her way as she sits on the supreme court? what are some of the big cases she will have an impact on? there is definitely _ will have an impact on? there is definitely the _ will have an impact on? there is definitely the question - will have an impact on? there is definitely the question of. is definitely the question of the affirmative action cases and the first quick question is going to be will she be asked to recuse herself in those cases? but there are really important cases facing the court. these are the bans on abortion and those are coming up. there is voting rights and these are critical to our democracy. these are critical to our democracy-— these are critical to our democracy. these are critical to our democra . ~ ., democracy. we will leave it there for — democracy. we will leave it there for now. _ democracy. we will leave it there for now. thank- democracy. we will leave it there for now

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so tying it, you know, i couldn't help but just think about you know in in miami we are. experiencing an affordable housing crisis on top of a lot of other crisis right just today one of our organizations miami workers center. they are at an apartment complex because the residents received eviction notices over the holiday break and they did refuse to leave so they went they just raised their rate. they're raise their rent from a thousand dollars to 1650. um so here the average person spends over 50% of their income on rent. right, so when i was reading this book, i have all the communities that we advocate in mind included were low and middle income and who really have a choice. when they go to the store on what to buy like you have to you know, you want to go to you want to get some affordable food you go to walmart, right or you go to other establishments sedanos or other places around here where you can get cheap food you want to get clothes you have to just go where you can't afford right and that that kind of just like running in the back of my mind the entire time

he's also pushing for the city to have its own miami coin currency. you can use crypto to pay for everything from dinner to a yacht in the city. the digital currency bringing in big revenue with a large economic impact, even for people who don't use it. cnbc's kate rooney spoke with the mayor of miami to find out why this town is a hotbed for digital currency. >> what's been the biggest challenge in transforming miami into a tech and crypto hub? >> you have this issue of transitioning people from industrial economy to a technological industrial economy. and so that is a process. right? it doesn't happen overnight. >> you can hear more on how miami is attracting new crypto investments on "nightly news," which is coming up. >>> up next, as tensions remain high between disney and florida lawmakers, the company is set to unveil a new ad supporting transgender teenagers. >>> a viewer who paid a company more than three grand. eight months later he had nothing to show for his money. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. we're going t

florida in partnership with the miami book fair but it's my pleasure to welcome you to virtually evening to discuss "wallet activisim" how to use every dollar you spend, earn, and save as a force for change published by our friends. tanja hester is the author of "wallet activisim" and work optional. after spending most of her career as a consultant to democratic politics and progressive issue campaigns and before that as a public radio journalist tanja retired at the age of 30 pages than outspoken voice in the media committee to consider systemic carriers an opportunity gaps ratherr than simply pushing advantages to accumulate more wealth. mbpart of what "the new york times" called her -- to moderate tonight's conversation we joined by jeanette ruiz who is a miami native. in her current role as program irdirector for them miami climae alliance she works withnv the community and member stations for solutions for the climate crisis. formerlyly the cohost of the podcast planted in miami she and her husband alex sought out pushing the city to their actions. passion about animal welfare and a

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> esta innovación de miami. se puede realizar una prueba para determinar si tiene una enfermedad ocular, o este pequeño robot que tiene propósito de mejorar para niños con autismo. >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> y otros que bailan. toman selfies y se transportan. entre asistentes estuvo presente quien ha sido un gran impulsor de este proyecto tecnológico. es impulsar proyectos de innovación en miami y quienes buscan comenzar en este mundo tecnológico por primera vez >> noticias telemundo. >> guau, cuánta innovación. no se vaya porque tenemos estas historias. freno a la construcción por falta de un estudio medioambiental. conozca y cómo su vida incluye largos viajes para estar en climas agradablesel reporte especial en nuestro planeta tierra. >> ♪ [música] ♪ ♪ ♪ cuando compras en target, sales con lo que más valoras. como comida saludable, y marcas que apoyan a nuestras comunidades. en target, lo importante siempre está al alcance. lo que valoramos, no debe cost más. [ la musica termina ] ¿alguna

borja: el viaje a miami, ¿quiÉn lo costeÓ? alejandro: hubo grupo de personas de una iglesia creo que catÓlica. personas buenas que me costero en el pasaje. nos regalaron algo de ropa, alimentos, nos instruyeron, nos dieron palabras desde que sÍ podemos lograr nuestros objetivos siempre cuando tengamos a dios en nuestras vidas. nosotros queremos estabilizarnos y buscar una oportunidad de vida para poder ser mejor de lo que Éramos antes. carolina: hemos escuchado de mucha polÉmica por el gobernador del estado de texas, quien fue la persona que decidiÓ que tantas personas llegarÁn a la capital del paÍs para de una forma u otra castigar al presidente de estados unidos por sus polÍticas migratorias. ¿quÉ mensaje para enviarle usted al gobernador? josÉ: yo no sÉ nada sobre la polÉmica que haya sobre el preseidente y el gobernador. fue algo voluntario que decidimos para poder aguantar. hay personas que de verdad quieren ayudarnos. mi misiÓn era avanzar, no quedarnos estancados. borja: muchas gracias por haberte conectad

fÉlix: en miami, florida, una parada de trÁfico rutinariapor parte de la policÍa terminan tragedia. un agente disparÓ mortalmente contra el conductor luego de que Éste, al parecer, intentarÁ darse a la fuga. tenemos las imÁgenes de los hechos y detalles de cÓmo ocurrieron. reportera: en este vÍdeo quedaron captadoslos Últimos momentos con vida de cooper, el hombre que fue detenido la 8 de marzo pasado en una parada de trÁfico por agente del departamento de policÍa de miami que termino de manera mortal. luego de que las autorÍa seÑalan el vehÍculo rojo que conducÍa,el hombre de 34 aÑos de edad, las autoridades dicen haberle pedido de la licencia de conducir pero el hombre no tenÍa. entonces le ordenaron bajarse del auto. una vez lo hizo lo revisaron pero se echÓ a correr y es cuando comenzÓ el forcejeo entre el policÍa y cooper. y de repente se escucha un disparo de otro policÍa la escena. la cÁmara corporal cae al suelo pero logra grabar el momentoen que un agente apunta con un arma de fuego. en otro vÍdeo de vigilancia, de una escuela cerca de donde ocurrieron

am so glad you're able to join me in miami. i love this game, overvalued or undervalued. robinhood agreed to buy zigu, and executives have talked a lot about that recently in revamping that effort especially as retail business has been down you mentioned 90%. 87% off of its high and underperforming the s&p, roughly 30% so far this year the bulls would say robinhood is undervalued after the sell-off point two-for-one its crypto business and diversifying away from overflow and equities with more banklike products and its user interface they say that is the big differentiator robinhood not profitable yet and look at the price-to-sales ratio and it's now come down to five times sales and more in line with your typical brokerage name charles schwab trades at 7.5 times sales at this point. robinhood again, not profitable, but those who think they're overvalued and they also point to some of the slowing growth and the lower average revenue per user and wall street is still lukewarm on this fame. the average price target now 16 bucks a

born in our nations capital and grew up in miami. and those who themselves were raised in the jim crow south. and two uncles were police officers in miami. and one became the police chief. and as a police officer in baltimore. judge jackson attended public school in the miami-dade county school system. and starting her on a path to the law and going back to school to get a law degree to become a lawyer working for the school board. family education hard work and public service all guiding judge jackson and what brought her to this moment. and elected mayor of her junior high school class and president of her high school class. and with the stand on the speech and debate team and her high school counselor told her not to set her sights too high she never accepted the limits of others. she graduated magna kumon day at harvard law school atop student and editor of the prestigious law review. and then this nominee worked with three consecutive judges. with a supreme court justice breyer. and as judge jackson has said this is the lesson s

her dad went on to be a lawyer, a lawyer for the miami school district, something i appreciate, having been a superintendent of schools. unlike her parents, judge jackson grew up in america after the civil rights laws of the 1960s,ed a she remembered how hard her -- and she remembered how hard her parents worked every single day to give her opportunities they never even dreamed of for themselves, and she seized those opportunities. she earned top grades. she was elected student body president. with enshe told her -- when she told her guidance counselor she wanted to apply to harvard, the counselor warned she shouldn't set her sights so high. if fortunately for america, she set her sights high. she set her sights where they should have been set. she followed the high example of her parents, working hard and impressing everyone along the way, friends, colleagues, mentors, who are virtually beating down the doors of this capitol to tell us what a thoughtful, fair-minded and principled justice she would be. that hasn't stopped some colleagues from distorting her record, trying to say to th

you can't do that-- are you even going to be able to concentrate in miami? miami is a party. it's a full-on, nonstop party. and you guys are going to be all... >> yeah, it's no, i don't want to say it's tough. but for sure, when you compete in, like, a big city-- some circuits are in the middle of nowhere, you know. because you need a lot of space to build a circuit, so some are out, kind of like in fields somewhere. but, you know, miamia going to be-- it's going to be around hard rock stadium, i believe it's called. and, yeah, it's going to be nuts. so we'll do-- there are, like, simulators. so each team has a simulator, like a very high-tech sophisticate one. i was on that on tuesday and trying to just learn at least where the track is and how it goes. but it's really into when you get on track and practice, that's where i it's time to lean as quick as you can. getting a new circuit gives you a chance to catch on to something maybe quicker than someone else so it can create a bigger separation for the ones that click and the ones that strilged a bit more. >> trevor: when yo

esta medida tan popular en la ciudad de miami que muchos consideran su gasolina para empezar el día antes se conseguía por un dólar pero con inflación ya nada cuesta eso ni siquiera en las tiendas. consultó a los amantes de la colada >> bien molido y bien apretado se extrae el concentrado de cafeína y batido con azúcar se convierte en el combustible con el que miami despierta, me da fortaleza para trabajar el café cubano ha elaborado personas de todo tipo de nacionalidad con su capacidad para animar con un trago por supuesto ocupó lugar especial en el corazón de los cubanos, me conecta con la familia como pueblo convergente la inflación no perdona las colada son un dólar son cosa del pasado cuando empecé a trabajar vale un peso, luego de sufrir y es normal que suba la colada si sube el café >> cuando suben todos los precios se disparan >> esta la gasolina los cuando >> está mi gasolina tiene si no puede trabajar >> el costo promedio del café cubano ahora oscila entre un dólar consulta centavos hasta cuatro dólares, todo sube sin embargo la ventana original para el el úni

raÚl: jesse y yisÚs van estar en vivo, ees una fecha muy famosa y popular en miami. carlos: para que la disfruten con toda la familia, pero antes nos tenemos que informar. satcha: la policÍa sigue buscando a mÚltiples implicados en este tiroteo masivo que cobra seis vidas y deja a los heridos en sacramento, esto luego de confirmar el arresto de un tercer sospechoso quien hoy amanece en libertad bajo fianza. investigadores analizan ciento de vÍdeos y fotos relacionadas con el crimen, mientras crece la impotencia y frustraciÓn de familiares quienes se quejan de falta de informaciÓn por parte de las autoridades. socorro cruise tiene los detalles en vivo desde los Ángeles. socorro: muy buenas vÍas. hoy sabemos que la policÍa recupero de la escena del crimen una pistola robada, cuenta con huellas digitales que ya estÁn investigando y como dices, hubo un tercer arresto correlacionar tiroteo del domingo, se trata de un hombre de 31 aÑos de edad que se logrÓ arrestar por un vÍdeo que un testigo le proporcionÓ a la policÍa y en el momento del arresto Éste porta

i stayed there for three years, then of course, like most cubans, i went to miami. after 10 or 12 years in miami, i saw that things here in cuba started to change, opened for business, a little better. so i decided to come back and buy this house. and that was the idea. get it for rent. so now, it's a little better. before, there was no way to buy a house. now, you have the chance, the opportunity to buy a house, and do like me. do some business. some people are doing paladar, which is a private restaurant inside your own house. they live in the house. they keep one room and they turn the rest into a restaurant. many people are doing that. that's a good income for a family. once you leave cuba, after two years, if you don't come back, you lose your status here. you are not resident of cuba anymore. for me, to come back and buy a house with my own name, i had to do a process of repatriation, repatriación. i have to apply again for the residence because i left 12 years ago, but still, i have my american papers, my american passport, so it's o.k., i can come and stay

ken dilanian, nbc news, miami. >>> we have more to tell you about. up next, tiger woods on his masters comeback and why the fabled chorus will be more difficult than ever. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it test test test test test test test test test test test test test test yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire >>> a big announcement from tiger woods. the golf legend planning to play this week in the masters, his first major event since surviving an suv crash a little more than a year ago kerry sanders is in augusta. >> reporter: tiger woods teeing up what could be another incredible comeback. >> as i feel right now i will be back to play. >> reporter: the masters is where the word's best comes to play tiger has won here a remarkable five times but a horrific car crash last year nearly led to the amputation of his right leg. >> it's been a tough, tough year >> reporter: tiger w

miami is one of those cities cnbc technology correspondent kate rooney is in miami beach. she's at a major bitcoin conference kate, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig, crypto even with its unpredictable volatility is seen by many as the future of finance, miami is aiming to establish itself as the center of this brave new world, in part by attracting big conferences like bitcoin 2022, which just a short time ago may have only looked to the bay area or new york crypto's startup investment in the miami area jumped from $6 million back in 2020 to 745 million in 2021. that's according to one analysis miami still has a long way to go, but it's certainly now on the crypto map this is not your average pickup basketball game. it's an elite networking scene, invitation only buying a crypto token is required to join. >> founders, ceos, entrepreneurs, creators. >> reporter: the players are some of the city's top tech investors and entrepreneurs making dealing on the sidelines and networking on the court. this is miami, the city that wants to lure tech from silicon valley

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kate rooney is live in miami always live in miami for the bitcoin conferences. what are you hearing about today's pullback and what are folks saying there >> reporter: steal a line from mike santoli in the last block talked about the nasdaq being exaggeration verngs of equities. bitcoin and cryptocurrencies saying for the same reason seeing highter growth assets lael brainard's comments, not great for riskier higher growth assets or non-yielding like gold and bitcoin. believe it or not bitcoin outparming other large cap and cryptocurrency looking within the realm of the crypto like a safe haven describing it, you know bitcoin has a floor. people come in and you see el salvador coming in cases to buy the dip. l lu luno, backing and a floor i bitcoin. might be a relative save haven but doesn't seem to spill over to the crypto conference here. a lot of excitement. a bright ticker tape inside people are walking by. not looking at the price but more about the long-term investment and hype around bitcoin. >> sure. not looking at it at all kate rooney from miami. >>> a

and bitcoin 2022 is underway in miami. allow that in a moment. let's get a look at the markets. -- all of that in a moment. after a huge spike in shares, how are investors feeling about twitter today? >> it is definitely the story of the week. twitter over the last three days, you are looking at the rally that elon musk built. shares are up almost 30%. they did decline a little bit today, but held off in a broad-based selloff. you can see the yield curve held onto its steepening trend. the long bonds continuing to sell off. oil prices, you saw crude oil dip low $100 per barrel. it is down 5.6% this session. meanwhile, volatility is up. it was the chip stocks underperformers today. the philadelphia semiconductor index down 2.3%. this is part of a broader selloff we have been watching all year. nvidia, amd, qualcomm all down double digits than some. the philadelphia semiconductor index down 19% year-to-date. definitely a sector to watch. emily: thank you for that round up. i want to come back to the big story, elon musk joining the board of twitter

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year, this was a more muted gathering but a lot of what is coming out of miami a symbolic there's a prom inconsistent cheerlead every for bitcoin to see it integrated into all of society. all initiatives are that smooth. there's been stumbling blocks. i don't know if people expected the miami conference to raise the price but it did not your point is this is always the big story, and people are always waiting to see what will happen on that front. >> let me ask you a kind of off the wall question. a weird question whether bitcoin or any cryptocurrency, what have they proved about themselves? doesn't seem like they're an inflation hedge or that they have proved that they are a medium of exchange seems to prove that they are a speculative investment what have the cryptocurrencies proved about themselves? >> sure. that is not a weird question but an existential question of bitcoin. the answer from the cryptocurrency industry is it's young. what i would say is that sometimes you have to look outside of the united states bitcoin is a global phenomenon when you talk about bitcoin as an in

ken dilanian, nbc news, miami. >>> we have more to tell you about. up next, tiger woods on his masters comeback and why the fabled chorus will be more difficult than ever. >>> a big announcement from tiger woods. the golf legend planning to play this week in the masters, his first major event since surviving an suv crash a little more than a year ago kerry sanders is in augusta. >> reporter: tiger woods teeing up what could be another incredible comeback. >> as i feel right now i will be back to play. >> reporter: the masters is where the word's best comes to play tiger has won here a remarkable five times but a horrific car crash last year nearly led to the amputation of his right leg. >> it's been a tough, tough year >> reporter: tiger was bedridden for three months, then began rehab. today he was back out on the course here. >> i don't have any qualms about what i can do physically from a golf standpoint. it's now walking is the hard part. >> reporter: walking, an especially difficult challenge here the course is an undulating four-mile walk the e

we are the local chapter of audubon here in miami-dade county. and we have a mission and that is to rest conserve and restore south florida's ecosystem focusing on birds other wildlife and their habitats. we are proud to be the south south florida's voice of conservation and this year we're celebrating our 75th anniversary anniversary as an audubon chapter being established in 1947. we've fought against development in the everglades big cyprus this came bay and over the years have continued to do so as we do today. so i've been a member of tropical audubon society for over 30 years and found it just a great way as i move to miami to learn about our local region and the natural areas around here. so i encourage everyone to go to our website at tropical audubon.org and take a look at our events. we have field trips every weekend throughout the year bird trips mostly oft. to go see eagles because of course as birders. we do see eagles regularly and a few people really have recognized that florida has one of the largest concentrations of bald eagles